18 articles to prepare your trip
On the Machangulo peninsula, within reach of Maputo, coastal forests, deserted beaches and a dugong-filled bay make up one of southern Mozambique's most remarkable protected areas.
Stone Town, the historic heart of Mozambique Island, UNESCO-listed: 16th-century Portuguese fortress, palaces, churches and Swahili architecture.
Royal Natal, UNESCO park in South Africa's Drakensberg: rocky amphitheatre, hiking trails, high-altitude wildlife and San rock art.
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in northern Mozambique, Quirimbas National Park combines a coral archipelago, mangroves and terrestrial wildlife.
32 coral islands off the coast of Cabo Delgado, between Swahili-Portuguese heritage, reefs and mangroves. Practical guide to prepare your visit from Pemba.
Parc national de Pilanesberg
Volcanic crater transformed into a reserve 3.5 hours from Johannesburg, Pilanesberg is home to the Big Five in a malaria-free zone.
Phophonyane Falls Nature Reserve
Just 1.5 hours from the Mozambican border, Phophonyane Reserve combines 80 m waterfalls, subtropical forest and an eco-lodge across 600 hectares in northern Eswatini.
A freshwater lagoon in southern Mozambique, Lake Nhambavale stretches alongside the Indian Ocean 13 km from Chidenguele. Kayaking, swimming, birdwatching and nearby beach.
At the heart of Kruger Park, Masorini preserves the remains of a 19th-century village of baPhalaborwa master craftsmen, restored in the 1970s.
Réserve Spéciale de Maputo
Located 90 km south of Maputo, the reserve protects elephants, mangroves and coastline. Practical guide to organizing your safari in Mozambique.
Makuti
The southern quarter of Mozambique Island, Makuti bears the imprint of a former colonial port: wooden warehouses, goldsmith workshops and UNESCO heritage.
Madikwe Game Reserve
South Africa's fifth-largest game reserve, bordering Botswana, Madikwe combines the Big Five, reintroduced African wild dogs, and safari experiences with minimal crowds.
Two hours from Pemba, Makua villages showcase the culture of northern Mozambique's principal ethnic group: matrilineal society and earth architecture.
Located 40 km from Nampula, the Lurio waterfall plunges approximately 50 meters into a natural pool ideal for swimming. A nature stop in northern Mozambique.
Forty kilometres off the coast of Maputo, Inhaca Island combines white-sand beaches, coral reefs, 300 bird species and a rich history linked to the Indian Ocean trade routes.
In central Mozambique, Gorongosa National Park combines restored wildlife following the civil war, varied landscapes and conservation projects accessible to visitors.
Blyde River Canyon
Breathtaking vistas, giant potholes and rare birdlife: complete guide to Blyde River Canyon, a premier stop between the Kruger and Mozambique.
Five islands designated a national park since 1971, dunes, mangroves and one of the last refuges for dugongs in East Africa, accessible from Vilanculos.
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